Nahoon Local Spatial Development Framework
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The document summarizes the findings of Phase 2 of the Nahoon Mouth & Sports Precinct Local Spatial Development Framework. It describes the various sites within the precinct, including their ownership, lease agreements, opportunities and constraints for development. The key sites discussed are the Nahoon Mouth area, Nahoon Reef, the East London Golf Club, Glen Eagles Sports Complex and the golf driving range. The document proposes development strategies focused on low-intensity tourist and recreational development for Nahoon Mouth, and conservation and recreation for Nahoon Reef. It suggests high to low-intensity sports developments for the sports precinct sites.
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